
Microsoft · Cadena de suministro y proveedores de componentes
Who makes the processor, memory, SSD and board chips inside the original 2020 1TB disc console.
4 fuentes · Revisado 2026-10-19 · Manufacturing locations unconfirmed · Metodología
6 categorías de un vistazo. Toca una tarjeta para ver sus registros.
Registros por categoría y por proveedor. Los recuentos no son cuotas de suministro.
Agrupados por categoría. Cada registro enlaza a sus fuentes; las ubicaciones que las fuentes no indican aparecen como No divulgado.
AMD
Project Scarlett SoC — 100-000000388
Ubicación: No divulgado
Evidencia: Official Microsoft specification; iFixit board identification
Western Digital
1TB NVMe SSD (M.2 2230) — custom SN530
Ubicación: No divulgado
Evidencia: iFixit teardown identification
SanDisk
1TB NAND flash — 60662 1T00
Ubicación: No divulgado
Evidencia: iFixit board identification
SanDisk
NVMe SSD controller — 20-82-10048-A1
Ubicación: No divulgado
Evidencia: iFixit board identification
Monolithic Power Systems
Multi-phase controller — MP2926
Ubicación: No divulgado
Evidencia: iFixit board identification
Monolithic Power Systems
Power-phase modules — MP86965
Ubicación: No divulgado
Evidencia: iFixit board identification
Microsoft
Southbridge I/O controller — M1139994-001
Ubicación: No divulgado
Evidencia: iFixit board identification
Realtek
Gigabit Ethernet controller — RTL8111HM
Ubicación: No divulgado
Evidencia: iFixit board identification
ON Semiconductor
HDMI linear redriver — NB7NQ621M
Ubicación: No divulgado
Evidencia: iFixit board identification
Texas Instruments
Motor / laser driver — TPIC2050
Ubicación: No divulgado
Evidencia: iFixit board identification
Eleven selected role records across nine organizations and six categories. Counts are not sourcing shares or a complete supplier census. All component manufacturing locations remain Unknown.
6 preguntas sobre esta cadena de suministro, respondidas con los registros anteriores.
Microsoft specifies a custom AMD system on a chip with an 8-core Zen 2 CPU and a 52-CU RDNA 2 GPU; iFixit identifies the Project Scarlett 100-000000388 package on the board. This supports the design role, not a foundry or assembly-site assignment. See sources [1] and [3].
In the examined console iFixit identifies Micron D9WCW (1GB) and D9WZX (2GB) GDDR6 packages totalling 16GB. Other production batches may differ. See sources [1] and [4].
iFixit identifies a custom 1TB Western Digital SN530 in the M.2 2230 format, with SanDisk-marked NAND and controller. That is one 2020 1TB disc console, not the 2TB edition or every batch. See sources [1] and [2].
No. The teardown unit is the original 2020 1TB console with a 4K UHD Blu-ray drive. Its sales region and board revision are unstated, and newer editions are not inferred from it.
iFixit's tentative MS0DDDSP03 optical-drive-controller role, a possible Challenge Electronics transducer and the drive-pairing theory are labeled Unconfirmed in the limitations and are not records. See source [1].
No. It is an eleven-record selection across nine organizations. Foundry, assembler, power-supply, fan and factory relationships are not filled in, and no exclusive sourcing or market share is implied.
Sources reviewed:
Eleven selected records from iFixit's November 2020 teardown of the original Xbox Series X: the 1TB console with a 4K UHD Blu-ray drive. Sales region, retail SKU, model number, production batch and board revision are unstated. Microsoft's Xbox Wire specification supplies the AMD processor context. This selection excludes Xbox Series S, the 1TB all-digital and 2TB Galaxy Black editions, the X25 edition and later revised boards.
Microsoft describes a custom system on a chip built with long-time partner AMD, with eight Zen 2 CPU cores and a 52-CU RDNA 2 GPU, and iFixit reads the Project Scarlett 100-000000388 marking on the board. That answers the processor-design question. It does not identify the fabrication plant, packaging contractor or console assembler, and a chip vendor's headquarters cannot fill those links.
Microsoft specifies 16GB of GDDR6 on a 320-bit bus, split into a faster 10GB pool and a 6GB pool. iFixit identifies Micron D9WCW 1GB and D9WZX 2GB packages adding up to that total. That memory is working space for the CPU and GPU; the separate 1TB SSD stores games and Quick Resume states. Do not treat one capacity as the other.
iFixit found a replaceable M.2 2230 NVMe drive it describes as a custom Western Digital SN530, then read SanDisk markings on its NAND package and controller. The drive assembly, flash memory and controller are related but distinct roles. A standard form factor also does not make the drive user-upgradeable: iFixit notes partitioning and software barriers.
Eleven selected role records across nine organizations and six categories. Counts are not sourcing shares or a complete supplier census. All component manufacturing locations remain Unknown.
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